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Rudder prep for covering?

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don january

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complete rudder.jpg In the picture you can see the gussets at the end of each rib and they are higher stepped then the plain of the rib. I can find no info on the plans if the rib need to be capped with say balsa to even out the plain or does a person just feather sand the gussets and cover and stitch? Any input from someone that has done this sure would be helpful. Thanks Don
 
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